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Welcome to the Discussion page. This forum is for discussing scenes from mainstream sources, primarily TV shows and movies, but we venture off into newspaper and magazine articles, stage plays, and other areas. Please do not post regarding commercial videos.
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| Monday February 13 01:44:19 2012 Re: Question |
| British Beef wrote: > The UNCLE scene may be peoples prefference but there's > more to BG's scene than just outfit. The Batgirl scene suffered from the "magic disappearing ropes' filmwork. If she had stayed in the ropes it would have been so much more epic. She ended up laying on her hands behind her back, which wasn't all that believable. Yea I'm asking for believability from Batman. |
| Monday February 13 02:09:30 2012 Re: Question |
| Old Man wrote: > > Historian wrote: > > > > > What was the first scene or scenes > you saw > >THE MAN WHO TURNED TO STONE, which I saw at the > > local theater > Well, OK, since it was just mentioned... don't recall, > really if it was sooner or later, BUT ALSO the Superman > series drove me wild. But, my first memory of those > weren't the Noel Neill episodes, but the Phyllis Coates > ones. (The episodes with the broken statues, and also the > one where she was captured in some deserted cabin, along > with another woman, and they were tied back to back). > As I recall, the Noel Neill ones came AFTER Phyllis > Coates, who played Lois Lane first. Nice to know I'm not the only "old-timer" out there! For me, it was the Gene Autry Show in an episode called "Silver Dollars." Wendy Waldron is hunted down by two bad guys; they lasso her, the one shouts, "It's about time you helped", to which the other replies, "Shut up and get that gag on her!" She mmphs like crazy, then they mount her, bound and gagged, on horseback and gallop away. And the rest, as they say, is history. |
| gagsta b |
| gagsta@lycos.com |
| Monday February 13 03:52:27 2012 Re: Yvonne Craig |
| I don't necessarily think her Batman scenes were better than her Uncle scene, but I know that I saw her Batman "Dressed to Kill" scene first and it instantly jumped out at me as something I liked seeing. Classic line by Eartha Kitt: "Angora gag her! Crimefightresses are to be seen and not heard!" |
| Monday February 13 06:17:42 2012 Fear Factor |
| There was some crappy hand bondage on Fear Factor last night. I was looking for the women to get their feet tied. There was one segment where the contestants had their feet strapped together against a board. The putzes were the ones getting their feet strapped. Very disappointing show! I missed the Grammy's for this? I'm an idiot. |
| Monday February 13 06:55:44 2012 Re: When you first logged on to the internet... |
| Stammy wrote: > And just to add on another topic...anyone have any scenes > that are only rumours? For me there was a show called The > Feather and Feather Gang, (or something like that) with > Stephanie Powers. I've read suggestions on the net that > there may be have been a scene, but I have a feeling > we'll never know. Yeah, I have yet to see any evidence of Jenny McCarthy's ballgagged scene on Singled Out. Not a likely show to ever come out on DVD or air in reruns or anything, I don't know if I'll ever see that one. |
| Despite |
| Monday February 13 08:34:59 2012 Maximum Conviction |
| The plot COULD have something with the 2 female prisoners. The movie is not dated yet, some perhaps some more intel as the release date draws near. |
| shootbinladen |
| http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2119474/ |
| Monday February 13 09:05:39 2012 Downton Abbey |
| Don't know if this has ever been mentioned (not in database) but there is a handgag in the third episode, first season, of Downton Abbey. Mary handgags a servant girl. Well into the episode, after her encounter with the dashing Turk in her bedroom. |
| ss |
| Monday February 13 14:59:11 2012 Re: Downton Abbey |
| ss wrote: > Don't know if this has ever been mentioned (not in > database) but there is a handgag in the third episode, > first season, of Downton Abbey. Mary handgags a servant > girl. Well into the episode, after her encounter with > the dashing Turk in her bedroom. Call me weird (I've been called plenty worse), but I just want to thank ss for not only advising us of this scene, but spelling "Downton Abbey" correctly. Yes, I'm that guy. |
| Miss Cleo |
| Monday February 13 16:02:36 2012 Re: Question |
| gagsta b wrote: > Old Man wrote: > > >THE MAN WHO TURNED TO STONE, which I saw> > Nice to know I'm not the only "old-timer" out > there! For me, it was the Gene Autry Show Yea, I know there's other old-timers here. Once upon a time I even met 2 of them personally, once at his house. And, that's why this *Question* is always so wildly interesting... to see what different age groups sign in & respond. I wouldn't mind reading feedback on this every year, or more frequently even. |
| Old Man |
| Monday February 13 16:18:06 2012 Re: Question |
| Cinch wrote: > But my favorite was the "Broken > Statues" episode, where she was B&G longer, had > to sit in a car on the floor knowing a police car was > right next to her, and was later forced onto a plane. > Loved one of the villains saying something like > "Maybe you can get Miss Lane to play cards with > you," Just to prove my memory is STILL good, at least in these kind of matters...(hehe) the dialogue was actually "Maybe you can get Miss Lane to play CANASTA with you" I believe. > THE MAN WHO TURNED TO STONE, which I saw at the local > theater Assorted movie channels used to show crappy old movies like this once in a while. But now, even though there's a zillion more TV channels then there used to be, doesn't look like there's any chance to see this broadcast ever again. <sigh!!> |
| Old Man |
| Monday February 13 18:34:15 2012 Re: When you first logged on to the internet... |
| Despite wrote: > Yeah, I have yet to see any evidence of Jenny McCarthy's > ballgagged scene on Singled Out. It did happen. I think someone had a couple of stills of it. Not that great -- she had a stupid expression, and there was, of course, the mandatory putz nearby. |
| Makan Bakan |
| Monday February 13 18:56:33 2012 Re: Jenny McCarthy |
| If I recall right the ballgag was oversized for her mouth. |
| Monday February 13 19:34:25 2012 Re: Yvonne Craig |
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| Monday February 13 19:34:55 2012 anyone got link to this? |
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| Monday February 13 19:35:07 2012 Re: Yvonne Craig |
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| Monday February 13 20:08:42 2012 Re: Question |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > What was the first scene or scenes you saw that made you > realize this interested you? I am a kid of the 70's and 80's. Batgirl was first. Wonderwoman, Scooby-Doo and as a teen hit a double whammy when on the same night Heather Locklear was tied and gagged on one channel and Stephanie Kramer was Tied and Gagged an hour later on a different channel. |
| Bandusa |
| Monday February 13 20:18:14 2012 Re: When you first logged on to the internet... |
| Makan Bakan wrote: > Despite wrote: > > Yeah, I have yet to see any evidence of Jenny > McCarthy's > > ballgagged scene on Singled Out. I posted a clip of it over on the video page. |
| Gagster |
| Monday February 13 23:47:15 2012 Re: 30 Rock |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > The 30 Rock scenario has potential. The actress who is > supposed to be stalking Liz in the next episode made some > remark about how she planned to "Steal Liz's > life" so if nothing else it sounds like a decent > set-up for one of those "bound and gagged in the > closet so the impostor can impersonate them" dealies. SO when is this episode supposed to air? I odnt' watch the show so I don't know if it is still showing current episodes or is in reruns or what. Thanks! |
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